RECOUP YOUR INVESTMENT IMMEDIATELY

The obvious benefit of impressive presentation skills is the results they will produce. That’s why you give presentations. Getting others to nod. To agree. To buy.

But beyond more effective presentations, you’ll enjoy immediately savings with more efficient development and management.

Prep and organizational skills will streamline the development process, saving you time and much of your sanity.

If you're like most participants, this workshop will pay for itself before you sit down to do your very next presentation.

1	STREAMLINE PREPARATION AND DEVELOPMENT TIME Cut the amount of time it takes to produce a presentation. • Use Checklists to manage logistics, keep you organized, & prevent things from through the cracks • Streamline the writing, storyboarding and design/production process---better quality in less time.
2	MAKE PRESENTATIONS MORE CONCISE Say more in less time. More clearly. Translating to more efficient meetings. If you calculate the savings in salary of all meeting participants, it comes to what economists call "a pretty penny."
3	RECOUP TIME THAT CAN CONVERT TO BILLABLE HOURS Time saved returns billable hours to your work week, or at the very least, may keep you from having to work until all-hours. If you save 10 hours from a single presentation, well, you do the math.
4	COMMUNICATE MORE EFFECTIVELY AND… GET YOUR AUDIENCE TO DO WHAT YOU WANT THEM TO Accomplish what you set out to do. Sell. Report. Persuade. Train. Assure. Explain. Defuse. Energize. Acculturate. Focus. Enlighten. Enthuse. Stimulate. Demonstrate. Warn. Align. Persuade. Inform. Motivate. Extol. Cajole. Direct. Illustrate. Update. Praise. Entertain. Stir. Guide. Rouse. Educate. Encourage. Inspire. You'll be persuasive. Convey information clearly and project a more professional & confident image.
5	RID ONE PART OF YOUR LIFE OF UNNECESSARY TURMOIL No longer fall for PowerPoint's evil tricks and traps, make the same mistakes other presenters do. Avoid last minute frenetics the night before. Never leave a room saying, “I wish I had…” What's that worth to you?